#HADES DLC SUPERGIANT UPGRADE#
The inclusion of God Mode, which gives you a 2% damage resistance upgrade that grows each time you die, also makes the game more accessible without taking away the challenge of it. The boons can synergize together in a way that makes you truly feel like a god. I mentioned it somewhat before, but the gameplay itself feels great. I could see them adding new gods, new stories, new weapons, maybe even new areas outside of the Underworld. The best part is, they’ve created the game in such a way that they could easily (or at least I assume easily) expand upon it in DLC or updates. There are multiple storylines at play, including side stories alongside the main one. However, I am inclined to say that Hades is their best work yet.
The storytelling is top-notch as well, which is expected from something by Supergiant Games. I’m trying to provide as little spoilery information as possible here, so please excuse my vagueness. The music fits whatever scene you’re dealing with and the songs with vocals are nothing short of amazing. Each of the characters is done in a gorgeous art style that is visually striking and distinct. On top of the pacing, the art style and music in Hades are nothing short of spectacular. That doesn’t even consider the fact that over time you unlock new trinkets, new weapons, and all sorts of things that enhance your experience organically. You start out with a few gods that give you boons at first, but as you meet new characters, NPC’s, and bosses, you find more and more which change the way you play. Meanwhile, you talk to NPC’s, learn about the world, and slowly start to get a feel of the experience. The farther you get in your first few runs, the more things are opened up and given to you. The game trickles out new content to you in a way that is slow, but not so slow to be boring. Let’s get into some reasons why it is going to be a high bar to meet.įor one, there is the fact that Hades has perfect pacing. I would even go so far as to say that it has surpassed some of my favorites in the genre. Moving forward, Hades is the bar that other Roguelikes will want to measure themselves to if they want to be the best. In fact, I’m just going to come out and say it. Hades happens to be the best Roguelike I’ve played in a long time.
This is a long-winded way of saying I know a fair bit about what makes a good Roguelike and what doesn’t. When I am not playing them, I have a few favored YouTubers I watch that play some that I don’t own. Specifically, I play a lot of Roguelike Action games.
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